The Marlboro democrat. (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, September 08, 1905, Image 2

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a. A. BROWN - - - Editor] Fri?ay September 8, 1906, Subscription Prices One year.$1.00 Six months.60 Threo months.25 Maa**--- ?- - ITIirjUM?mailIMMUIIWlilULJJ_ PEN ANJO 3CISSOR&RAPHS Twolve colored mon voted in the Nowberry dispensary eleotion, and thoy votod against it. Tho farmors of Ohostortlold havo sworn that thoy will not pay moro tl un 40 cts por hundred for] picking cotton. Tho I ig planing mill of the Atlantic Coast Lumber company was burned at Georgetown Fri? day-Loses $100,000. FARMERS RALLY MEETINGS On Tuesday next thoro will bo( a big gathoring of tho farmers and business mon of Marlboro county at Rennottsvillo to hoar addresses from Harvio Jordan, Hon. E. D. Smith, F. H. Hyatt and o thorn on questions ot vital interest to ono and all. Evory body ?H invited and expected to como. Tho mooting will opon nt 10 o'clock. A lllCH TREAT. Tho Old Maids Association is to hold ito regular meeting on Sept, 15, 1005, in tho Murchiflon School Auditorium. Each one of tho members, ua full-blown flower still drooping from tho parental ?tom on which sho grow," invitos hor kind friends of Bennettsville to como to a public mooting of this club and to learn for what n noble ond it was organizes and to eeo how it "has grown in strength and beauty." Each ono of them, realizing koonly ?hat "woman's chief asdenfy end ?a to adorn a home," will try to show to their friends in this meeting on Sept, 15, "how to neb io vo this end, how to make known to lonely and bash ful bachelor hearts, that she is waiting to bo plucked." A special invitation is given to all tho old maids, bachelors and widowers of Bennettsville, tran sient or resident. Each old maid visiting tho club is requested to bring fifty cents to help do fray thc expenditure of energy on the part of tho old maids of tho club in .showing how to m uko "zo hus bands flock around liko zo geese after grain." Each bachelor and widower, al so, is charged only fifty cents by thc members of the club for their untiring "Laborin' with him over hie ..?i:*. .>...??o, x resilient Miss Jennie Crosland. Ile bocca Retrace-, Sec and Tres, Miss Bessie Hogers. Minty cloyorpot Miss Nancy McLauriu, Mariana Mell ?ssa Flack, Miss) Eunice Ford. Desire A. Man, Miss Ethel Ford. Hepsibah Odelia Olds, Miss j May Woathorly. Serena llasbeon, Miss Elizabeth Now ton. May lt ave mian, Miss Lucia J Weatherly. Petunia Pickles, Miss Annie| Sampson. Charity Hopesgood, Miss Jen nie Boll Mc Rac. H?chel Ketcham, Miss Mayde Ma boson. Bolinda Bliss, Miss Ila Easter ling. Or. Prof. Makorneux, Mr. Jas. II. Beckham. Given for the benefit of tho Confederate Monument. HOW S THIS ! We oller One Hundred Dollars Re ward lor any case ol catarrh that can not he cu rod hy Hall's Catarrh Cure. V. J. CHENEY & Co , Toledo, O. Wc, thc undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney lor thc last ifj years, and he jievc him perfectly honorable in all hus. ?ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by j his linn. \VAMUNO, KlNNAN 8l MARVIN. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting dcrectly upon the blood and mu cous surfaces ol the system. Testimo* niais sen! hoe. Price 70 cents per butti?. Sold hy all Druggists, MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER. More tl an hall of mankind over sixty years of age suffer from kindey and bladder disorders, usually enlargement ol prostate gland. This is both painlul and dangerous, and foley's Kidney Cure should be laken at the first sign ot danger, as il corrects irregularities and has cured many old men ol this disease Mr. Rodney Kurnell, Rock Port, Mo.,j writes: "I suffered with enlarged pros tate gland and kidney trouble lor years] and alter taking two bottles of Foley's j Kidney Cure i leel better than ? nave for twenty years, although I am now Ol years old," For Sale hy Bennettsville Pharmacy, WANTED- -A 1 or 5 Homo FARM. Will take on Sharon or Kout, and will rent| ?tock and food. AddreBr. "?." (fore of '.Democrat.,'' Bonnettsvitlo, Ult. Finn'sTontlmony intoroRtinK. |)r. Thomas Finn, ot Boonsboro, Mo., who has practiced medicine lor 32 years, says he has used every persenption . 1 ... ... i_|Xn <_iMitmMt Kiiuwii u> ll>e pioicssion 101 ircaiiiicni of kidney and bladder disease, and says he has never found anything so effec tive in both chronic and acute kidney and bladder trouble as Foley's Kidney Cure, lt stops irregularities and builds JO the whole system. REPLY TO ENQUIRIES Card ot Thanks. Editor Democrat-As 1 have heard so many inquirios as to how and whoro my son died, you Will oblieo mo to nub- ( li nh the enclosed lotter from tho Morey j Hospital Freseott. Arizona. In thin eon- { section, I ask further spaoo to reoord my . lieurttolt thanks for tho very kind oxpros sion of sympathy from friends aud rola* ( ti voe, in and beyond tho limits of our < county, in my sud boroavomoot. To lose I suoh a son at homo would bo trying in (he < extreme, but oh, how poignant the blow, , whoo it comes amongst strangors, so far , away? It is very gratifying, under such painful oiroumstauccs. to bo assured that 1 io his last moments ho received tho ton- 1 dorost euro and most affectionate minis tra dons. < hon had an indomitablo will that could 1 not tamely sumbit to defeat in any under- i taking, and hence tho desperate struggle I for four years for tho restoration of his health. This fact is apparont, whoo wo i reflect that though in feeble health ho , visited in that (imo Phoenix, Klagst all', San Diego, Cal,, Importai, Descanso. ' fuma. Globe, Phoenix again and tautly 1 Prescott, whoro his wearied budy could i no longer continue tho unequal contest, ? ?ind from whence his pure soul wiuged ?ti? Hight for realms of otornal felicity, for ho wrote, mc ho was ready to go and not to uriovo for him. Who could obey such injunction? I feol under deep obligation to our very eflioicnt undertaker. Mr. R. T. Barfield, for tho cotninoudnbla ?ischnrgo of bis duty from tho time of my son's body's arrival, nt night, and its deposit in tho Presbyterian church, until it was put to rest in tho beautiful vault ho had prepar ed to rcceivo it, in thal sacred depository of thc dead, Kvorgreon Comctory. It is due Mr. Rarfiold to stato that thc vault mado under his direction for Lon's mother 17 years ago is in such admirable preservation, that it seems but tho work of yestorday. I feel frank in saying that Mr. Barfield in his consecrated profession is without a peer. R 0. MOIN.YRK. Beauty Spot, Sepp 5. 1005, MERCY HOSPITAL, Prescott, Arizona, Aug. 19, 1905 Mr. R, C. McIntyre Bonne tts ville, S. C. Dear Sir-With regrot I havo to inform you of tho serious illness of your son Mr. Lon McIntyre Ile carno to our hospital very sick on Sunday July ;50, and is now failing rapidly. In fact tho doctor says ho may mop off at any moment. Me docs not know that 1 am now writing to you, as it might worry him, and we havo to koop him ns quiet as pos sible. (le is a nice, good patient, and I know you must miss him very much. ? am sorry he is so far awny from home, but it will be a consolation to you to know that he is getting every possible caro, lie su fie is much, but always with great pa tience, I trust that God will give you graco to bear tho loss of your son with resignation, and may you bc reunited to him again in Heaven. Very sincerely yours Sister W. StuinslanH Please iuatruet us as to your wishes in case your sou dies. Tho old Methodist Female col lego property in Columbia has been sold to Mr. F. H. Hyatt for $30,000. A PLEASANT OUTING, CHERRY G KO VB BEAOII, Horry County, S. C. Soptcmbcr 2. 1905. EDITOR M?.**T.noro T>. tiebold and Andrew nnd Monroo Hill loft homo for thia placo. Before leaving wo Recured a wagon covor ?.ml toot. On tho road through Brownsville, wo found crops good, CBpocinlly corn, pftBscd through Latta and camped tho first night near Little Poo Doo riyor. Tho next day wo passed Nichols and Loris aud oampod at a church by the nnmo of Flag Plant in Horry county. To our nurpriso wo found some fino land in Horry, and, with tho fertilizer ai d cultivation that wo give our crops ia Marlboro, it would not bo far bo hind in yiold. Wednesday evening nbout 4 o'clock wo arrived at tho beach, not much tho worso from our trip. I suppoHO it is near ninoty miles from homo, Iramcdiotely wo pitch, cd our tout and wont to tho fishery, whoro we secured a fino moss of frosh mullets for supper. Thoy aro catching somo fino ones now. Thursday morning part of us wont LI mi nilli ng and soon had ;, for break fast. After breakfast wo started for tho lulot, in search of oysters for dinner. Wo found a plenty of thom, tho boys wading in and gathering thom. Wo soon had about two buuhols and mn?o for camp where wo noon had ft fl DO nt e.w. I toll you Mr. Editor you ought to hayo soon us out ing them. Wo bino killed n duck for din ner. After n 3 o'olook dinner, we nil wo: t in bathing nnd did ont get back to camp until night. Friday morning wo got nbout 20 sheep bond and whiting for bronk fast. Wo got thorn jual ns soon thoy svoru brougtd out of thc water. All thoy cost were tho picking thom np, you can get 11 .di and oystors ns many ns you need free Fish again for dinner. After dinnor a stroll on tho boach in search of sholls, a two hours bath and again to camp, aud fish for supper. A moss wo found v/hon wo got to oamp, wo found thnt n "razor, back" lind demolished 11 part of our samp, eat a few tin cups and plates, nil of our syrup Unit wo had been saving to cnt on ibo way home, somo poppor s mee, castor oil, koroscno cVe Knturdny morning again to tho bench nnd moro fish for breakfast. Wo aro going to start tor homo this even ing feeling woll ploaKcd with our trip. Yours J. H. Thomas. FULLER BROS., Fresh ^ Arrivals, ot DRIVING HORSES which we will sell on short profits or exchange for others. Don't fail to see our line pair of display horses in our Buggy Repository at the Old? (Crange Store' which wo have recently bought and fitted np for our BUGGY AND HARNESS REPOSITORY, Uivo us a Call und wo will do OUR BEST to do business with you in our line. FULLER BROS . Bonne tts ville, tt. 0. September I. 1005. r - OHE AP ! TltACT contains 26? ao w, Rltuatod in hnnborland couuty, N. 0., 4 milea wost ot tayottovillo. 100 noroB in high atuto of luHlvation, with dwelling ami tonaut muses . thoroou ; 250 aoros of Bald ttuot tould bo put in oidtlvaiiblo oouditton with )ut any ditobing. No bottor location could 10 found lu tho state, in pettit of h'*ulth iud nodal foatr.ro , No wills or springs | lry up ami water good all tho yoar round ; I, .vithit. ousy roaoh of four chumbra; hu:d j 1 rood upland nod will grow cotton, corn; Lobnooo'and uh kinda of track. Land nd ?oining thin could hardly bo purobaaod at my prico. Kennon for wanting to Boll, uo DUO to look after tbo placo proporly. Tho dtleB potfootly clear, and ka? boon owned by eatuo party now owning it for about 40 yearn. No lions or mortgages whatovor on thia property. Thia proporty. bas uover licou for Balo bofo ru, sinoo it oamo into tho banda of tho prosont owner, and thone in terested in buying a good farm, cheap, in ? dosirablo location, would do well to cor respond with G. A. WARD, Dothan, AU., who will furnish full particulars. September 1, 1905. N0TI0E OF APPLICATION To flavo Judge of Probato rcq-iired to aot aa Guardian for Georgia Whitakor, Bor tba Whitakor and Lillian Whitakor, Mi nore. STATIC OK SOOTH CAIIOMNA, COUNTY OK MARLBORO. IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Ex Parto, Ohousio 10. Whitakor, lu Ito Estate of Goorgia Whitakor, Bor tba Whitakor mid Lillian Whitakor. To Whom it May Concorn : Notioo ia hornby given, Hint potition will bo made to tho Ilonorablo II 0. Watta Judgo of tho Fourth Judioial (Jiroult at bia Ch a inbora, in Clio raw, 3. 0 , on tho 16th day of Soptombor, A D. 1905, nt io o'olook a m., or aa soon thereafter as connue1, can bo hoard, for tho purposo of baring tho Judgo of Probate for Marlboro county ap pointed to not ns Coneral Guardian, of thc eHtato of Georgia Whitakor, F?rtha Whita ker mid Lillian Whitnkor, Minors, which io Hitante within the jurisdiction of tho court and which consista of Eight Hundred, Six ty-six and 9S-100 Dollarn in money, thc samo being now in tho bands cf Jaa. T, Wliitnkor, A di nr. Notioo is further given, that uo lit, competent, and rcsponnible per son baa or oan bc found who is willing tn Hermine eueb guardianship. ROGERS *fc LuQItAND, Attorneys for Petitioners August 31, 1905. CANDY makes friends nil tho timo, Patrick & Co, A goo ts. Property Owners Paint Your Roofs! DOON Your Hool' Lenk Y IM Your Hoof llnsty ? Preserve Your Shingles and Pro tect Your Hoofs by Using W. JAY MCDONALD'S n.,? . rv mummed throughout tho United States by th one who havo used it for 15 years. ' Evory gallon Bold guaranteed. 1 Wo either contract your work or soil you 1 tho Paint and Comont. Our I 'aili t and Loak Curu Cemon t, when proporly applied, will inako a Hoof abso lutely Wntor Tight and Rust Proof. Kqually good for Tin, Metal, Sbiuglos, or 1 Corrugatod Iron, Felt and Gravel Hoofs, ] Painting Hoofa of Public Buildings 1 a Spccinlty. 3lVK US YOOll PATRONAOK All Work Guaranteed. MtP Special Prices by tho Hurrel. Sall On J. T. Douglas, Bonnottsvillo or add ross McDonald Roof Paint Co., Sumtor.S.C. [ Sept. i, 1905. C loing to Move. ? After tho Otb of September, my 1 lewclry and watch repairing, and my >ptical and musical goods will be noved to my new storo in Matheson ' [Huck, opposite J, T. Douala's Drug Store. My bicycle nod gun repairing viii remain at my present stand until c 'urliter notice. S. J. Pearson. , STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Marlboro-Court of Com mon Pican. F, L. CURRIE, Plaintiff, against Wohin Parkor, Jumes Parker, Thomas Parker, William Parker, Judy Parkor, mid Hortonso Patterson child of Nancy Parkor, heirn nt law of John Parker, de ceased, Defendants. Copy Summons, For Belief, Complaint not Si rued. I'o Tino DBKKNDANTS Archie Parker, Jumen Parker, Thomas Parker, William Parker, Judy Purker, and Hortense Pat terson, child of Nancy Parker, heirn at law of John Parker, deceased : You are hereby Summoned mid requir id tn answer thc complaint in this notion, which i.\ filed in the oin CO ol'the Clerk of ;he (Join t ol' Common Pleas in and foi he County anil State, aforesaid, and to ,crve a copy ol your answer to thc (mid Complaint on thc subscriber* nt their ol* leo In BBNNBTTSVMXK, S. (J" within won ty dayii niter tho service hereof, ex ilusivo of the day ol' such service ; and f you l'ail to answer tho complaint wit li ll tin: time aforesaid, the plaintiff in Ids uni ion will apply to thc Court foi lie relief demanded in the complaint. Dated May 15th, A, I)., I90.'>. |SKAI..; J. A. DRAKE, Clerk. TOWNSEND $ HAMER, Plaintiffs Attorneys. I'o Archie Parkor, Jamen Parker, Thomas Parker, William Parkor, Judy Parker and Hortenne. Patterson, heirs at law of Jell 1 Parker, dcooasod ? Please tako notice tlut tho Summons md Complaint in this action, was filed ?ti tho 24th day of May. A. 1),. (005 in iflke o? thc Clerk of the Court ol' Com? non Picas at ?cnncttsvi?o, m tho conn y ol Marlboro in thc State ol' South Jarolina. TOWNSEND co HAMER, Plaintiffs Attorneys. Bennettsville, S. C. September i, 1 ?>?5. ?AL?ABl? LANDS I havo at pr? pout 3700 v res o?' no lands for s lo, as loll 1 il TRACT NO. 1 -1170 ut v..), t'> milos N last of Huxley, ni it Vltiimuiiii :'? 3r ; 75 uroe la cultivntior und .>???1 improved - 100 or 1200 RoroH tumid bu hroughit luto ul ti vat Ion candy. Mo ii ly cy soil dib olay aiiAVuii. ' 'in ibu Inco, ut which goo<! .. ntl 1 w Ol . ?ntl und over j . . ?id?neo li |lbli v loi tttio? ood froo Htono wu . i (tooti rungo for og? und cown-mut ot ec ii klud nearly I good Prico dior li 'h uro uaugb wo railea from rivt ll tho your round >7,ooo - ($5,000 cm TUA CT No. 2 - G rout of Baxloy. ic ?hroo BOttlomontH; 1 ' ? t IM 11 1 I ? ? /OUrH. cicf, 0 mill Kouth i In ! ul ration, id fri ?. im ,'ntor. L 12 horBo farm OOM . !)' bo oponed in mo body. Novor f< :-<??.'?? >il vu ying from gray loan i (?I | with ollow oluy Bubdoil; 1 ?l?o? I . i oliool md church faciltici ' ' '. ro-.ut (ordering placo for . ul . mili . Uood lOinmunity. Titlos < ! $ ; ,00*5; fenns muy bo made ind ultu for a OWll. ?11AOT No. 4-?M Will bil I iI . li'.*, dilti /itu ;;'ii>.l ; 2 limboed, "1 w\ cul.- (rood watyl; paul ? < mam unity; Mco ?s.l.ooo \ uiilr i muir, h of HaKQ JOUUty Of Joff DuV?S )OUnty eito ; Improve farm opon, balance w timber having Dover ?OW range; ncvor failli InkoB on tho creek; gi water and good soil, Timbor in Bald to ha . tho prico nskod for tl u Options on HI vc ml vary inp from 100 to from 6 to $10 pur HOI i o . improvements, U11111. Lands wi'l nt ngain. 63,000 acres i ? Corrospoudonco ROIK II. c . Co now Bb an lorsc caw : Og A ihing gOOd lash, hulf UOtH, ri OOH 'noa HU hore FOR S ATRACT OP LAND Hr.Ht of Clio, COL 67I) and one-half aero md tho bala DOO can bo Gcod dwelling houso, md other necessary 011 $60 per uore, giving tl. higher bldo. For f?lle ?rito T. D. August 23, 1905. Hill .; A rEAOHERS' BX. .alf /cn ion ICH ?on ?ny or .1 Til E rog ul ur fall lor.cher8 certificate tho Court House at linday Sept lo, 1 promptly nt 9 .'IO, a. \t I p. m. There will not he a lion for this ptirpn wring, W. Chm'u < Aug 21, 1905. Ul tit?f In order tc we will sell two S tt Sacrifice, come : Jounly, within easy Joint house. Refere less man in Bennetts nc, Honnettsville, S. ( 1). D Aug 7th. 1005. Attention (Hone low prepared lo in louses and seed co special rate before CROSLAND '.Tho Ins .e ll ir MARION DIST RICI AF E. P. TAYLOR lennottevillo ct, Pine C! Jlio mid Reulah, Rculrd trownnvlllo, Manning Ghi forth Marlboro, Shiloh, trightsvillo, Boykin .\ Monheim ct, PnrnniisiiH, lonnottsvillo Sta, 1T0O0II M?HH?OH. lmiinotts Jhoap Reading. Tin; Domocrat a vcouly Atlanta Jot ir $1.50. Tho Domocrat Ua^t/.mo-an exe? Hook for $1.50 Tho Sunny South : .rat for only '$1.50 The Atlanta Con Denn ?erat ono year fe - You will not dr >ftho lire boll if yo atranco policy 01 goods, store or rosie s. Mooro. ?ar Don't forgot tim urge liefrigerator in \ hu tor, Cheese, Lard, ? ?erishablo goods frosh a he Kummer months That the host is isl in tho long run >aid of bugjrios ami viii lind both af I?. I >ottom prices - Until further >flleo ol' Superintend* art ion will bo opon Saturdays and first I* - Smoked should it K Powers Grocer ? ?H.- ? ffij" Head every \ Yes, read every Kor by this oat!} lt may pay for ti Cures Biiiousnes Headache, Sour ach, Torpid Liv< Chronic Consti) Pleasant to ti eport of County Superviseur 2d Quarterj9U6. WARRANTS DRAWN ON ORDINARY FUNUBBCONO QUAHTKR 190?. VOR WHAT I*A?O >ATK TO WHOM l'A 11) NO. CLAIM AMOUNT April V Ho. Hell Toi. Co., 108 M li Coward, 1(J0 Richard Caiu, 101 VV ll Adams, 1GG J li Groo?, shoriff, 107 J U Thomas, treasurer 108 A F llii?iard, IOU W L Stanton, supt ed. 170 John D Hayes, ' 171 Straues ?fc Co. 172 J A Drnko, * 173 J T Douglas, pt 174 WU Pegues. .. 175 M E Brigman, 170 1) F Atkins, 177 W L Kinney. . 178 Bank of Mar.h no, 17.9 Walker Evan? ?te Cn. 180 Dr. A. 8. Townsend, 181 Ira M Bounds, 192 U D Eusteriing, 18:1 Dr. J F KiniM'y, 181 Excelsior lldw Co., 180 J F Townsend, 188 Dr. W. J Crosland, 190 A M Ftetchor, 191 Dr. J. h Sordan, 192 Ceorge N Mcdill, 193 W C Hm ?th, 195 Levi I voy, 190 J II Bonnott, 187 Marlboro Wh Grocery 198 (1 I Sherrill, auditor, 201 F P Tulum, 205 Bank ot' Marlboro, 200 B. & U. Ry Co., 207 J II Thomas, tronsurer, 208 Apl 21 Dr. A. S. Townsed, 209 J M Hunsucker, . 210 S J Hubbard, 212 WU hun Evans, 218 J I Rogers, 214 J E Hunter, 216 I') D Townsend, 210 PAMcKcllar. 217 W W Irby, 218 Edwin Weatherly, 219 J J Ingrain, 220 Champion Machine Co 222 0 A Brown, 221 C M Weatherly, 225 A J Ha) es, 220 Muy 5 ll S Grant, 227 D K Stanton, 228 P B Mooro, 229 W W Pogues, 230 B D Townsend, 231 So. Bell Tel. Co., 233 JAW Mooro, 234 J ll Thomas, 230 T L Crosland, 239 t; M Parker, 210 Frank Manning, Jr , 211 D 1) Parish, 212 Fred G Hollis, 2 11 C A Moore, 215 Hugh McCollum 240 W B Drnko, 217 '/ T Pearson, 218 M 10 Coward, 240 J A Stanton. 351) C 1) Kastei ling, LT) I W h Stanton, 2.02 1'ee Bee Advocate, 252 C T Moore, 251 Walker Kvans & (Jo-, 250 V P Tatum Sous & Co., 257 Richard Cain, blacksmith 258 J B Oreen, Sherill', 259 T Barfield. 200 Sheridan MeKiunon, 201 Heuuottaville lldw Co., 202 J T Douglas, Druggist 203 Court l?ouse Phono Rent $ 2 00 supervisor's salary 75 80 shoeing co ii.n ty mulos, 3 90 Board Equalization 8 00 convoying lu nat?os 13 38 salary und stamps 25 75 ?lining 12 juors 0 00 salary and stumps 59 34 imuper account 47 75 lian kots for tho jail 2 20 salary as Clerk ot* Court 142 45 tnorchaudiso 3 95 pauper account 5 00 Board of Equalization 2 00 work at Jail 3 00 woik on public road 17 40 borrowed money 2084 45 Btaliouary bill 41 ll lunney uccount 5 00 ropair work II 00 magistrale salary "* 20 83 physician and luuacy 28 00 merchandise 100 08 board of equalization 4 00 lui.ney account 5 00 hay and teed for stock 117 28 lunacy uccount 5 00 coroner's salary 37 50 board of equalization 9 00 board of equalization 4 00 board of equalizatiou 4 00 corn and leed l'or st?ck 103 05 auditor's salary 25 75 Two horse wagon 51 00 com and oats 07 12 freight uccount 17 28 jury, witness and const aldo 542 00 testifying ns an cxpett 5 00 board of equalization 8 10 I pnupor account 2 00 board of equalization 4 00 board of equalization 12 40 board of equalization 4 00 hoard of equalization 9 00 merchandise account 20 90 magistrate's salary 4 1(5 board ol'equalization 5 00 ahnckeling prisoners 3 00 blades for machine 10 Ot) pauper uccount 21* 00 merchandise account 29 9U constable services 37 50 board of equalization ll 00 hoard of equalizatiou 2 00 board of equalization l l 00 board of equalizatiou 0 00 merchandize account 0 30 court house phone rent 2 00 board ol'equalization 4 00 salary ns treasurer and stamps 20 25 magistrate salary 20 83 board ol equalization 4 00 board of equalization 4 00 board ol' equalization 8 80 merchandise account 43 77 Pauper claim 1 00 board of equalization 2 001 board of equalization 8 40 board of equa.izaliou 0 00 Supervisor's malary, 78 00 Board of Equalization 2 00 mugiatrato'a H ilary 20 Si* salary and stamps 50 23 punting account 23 65 pauper uccount 3 ou Probato blanks 3n | merchandise account 10 88 repair work 3 00 conveying, &c. 23 30 burial ol prisonor 0 50 shoeing county mules 3 (IO merchandise uccount 10 20 merchandise account 1 15 . .... -i '!?.," ??. ?r>.l.? TU MO hoi Brown, B L .1 ones, B B Towmoud. V C Hollis, Monk Bluefoot. Julian Mclaurin, .Milton McLauriu. J T Motllia, Tune 2 Bank ol' Marlboro, So. Bell Telephone Co., B & C Ry.. Co., M HS Coward, W B Stanton, P E R?wo, J J Ingram, \V T Carver, Walker lOvuns & Co., .1 T Whitaker, 0 1 Sherrin, .luue 16 So ?ell Telephon . l\> , Juno 2s Sarah Pair, T J J neksun, C P Pool, A C Creen, J .) Laue. Gooree N MoCall, Br. J A Hamer, ,1 1?' Townsend, A C K Ry Co,, June 30 J ll Thomas,, treasurer, 270 282 283 281 2S5 288 280 201 202 2o;{ 308 309 310 31] 317 :il8 :i 19 321 328 344 347 348 ?49 350 3ft 1 352 353 354 355 |tUU JlVvi U\vUO 14 I? h. M MO constable services 16 Or? merchandise account 12 50 merchandise account ?0 07 cleaning up court lumse 2 00 ribbon tor Typewriter 9 00 Lunney account 5 00 sewer pipe for county 200 55 Draft due 07 00 court hou?e phouo rent 2 00 height bill 17 10 salary as supervisor 75 85 salary as supt ol'education 69 2S elect?io lights for Jail 42 50 making shackles for convicts; 0 50 repairing Jail roof 9 50 account for stationery 22 'JO pauper claim 12 00 salary ns auditor 25 Ol? court house phono rent 2 Ol) cleaning up tho c*ourt house 10 50 putting do wu pump 3 00 wink on publio roatl 3 50 13 bushels of peas 16 25 board of equalization 7 00 salary as coroner 50 00 post mortem, &J. 10 00 work on public road, 9 25 Freight account 2 60 jury, witness and constable 472 25 We cap give you a special low tariff rate on your gin houses <fc seed cotton. No use to lose them hy lire when protection is cheap. CROSLAND & TYSON "The Insurance Mon." PRESERVE YOUR EYESIGHT. r i .,, , -?c t? In order to help von rio so. Mr. ?S. J. Pearson, .lewder and Optician, has employed au export, who will as sist you in fitting glasse'1 "m1 ' Appreciate a call, lori?is used. , ami will Only tho best ma? As now is the season when so much Ten is used, you can not alford to use anything but C, F. Blanks high grade Teas, for sale hy W. M. R?wo. A full lino of II J. Heinzs Co. Pickles Preserves, Ketchups, ?Sau ces, Jollies rte. at W. M. Howe's. A FCAtTllI Fate. It is n fearful fate t<? hovo lo onduro the terrible torluie of Piles. "1 enn truth fully pay," writes Henry Colson, of Masonvillo. ta., "that for Blind, Bleed ing. Itching and Protruding Pilos. Buck? len's Arnica Salvo, is tho best euro made." Also best for cuts, burns and injuries. 25c nt J. T. Douglas Druggist. . -4^.-. ? .. We keep our Butter and Cheese ou Ice all summer and guarantee it lo he the best on earth. VV. M. Rowe Your Horse is valuable, why not insure him against death from any cause. Rates low. Protection good. CROSLAND & TYSON "The Insurance Men.' Here Ye*. WHEN YOU ARE IN NEED -OK - TOMBSTONES, MONUMENTS, Or anything in my line, don't forget to call on nie, at my place of busi ness near the Atlautic Coast hine and the Soaboard Air Bino Passenger Depots*, or write mo. Designs aud Prices furnished on application. Phone No. 05. Respect I olly J. W. MoEIAVEE. J unitary 25, 1906. MST Pipes and SmokeraBuppliesin endless variety can bo found at J. T. Dowries' Drtif Ktorn. .?? Oort'tYOU Love FlownrsV Il so, and you want some protty pot?; of all sizes in which to place them, rall nt thc Hardware store and you can he suited. for ohttdrmnt ?af?, ?ur?, *t? ?ptat?? ORINO ?AUUV-W it yu tJJiujJ Cleanses the system thoroughly and clears sallow complexions of nirryrd?g and blotches. It ia guaranteed tan mw t. Practica) Pharmacist and Dealer in pure ?rugs and patent Medicines. J WE ?LSD C?RRY ""J 9TANDAIIV ME I) IC IN KSf k PA IN 18, OILS, CHEMICALS, f BRUSHES of all kinds, TOILET ami Fancy Articles, $ VA KNISH and STAINS, PEUEUllMEllY, SOAPS, % PRT5PARED PAINTS, BItUSIIES, SPONGES, ? WINDOW GLASS, STATIONAIlYantl SUPPLiES V LAMPS, SHADES, Etc. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours and guaranteed to be of the Purest Drug ff and at reasonable prices. A full line Garden Seed & Onion Sets. Thankful for pant patronage your? for n prosperous now your. J. T. DOUGLAS. Jaamny 1, 1905. AT THU OX.? STAND WE HANDLE BARGAINS TM NO USE TO WORRY, BUT COME RIGHT ON TO CJLAUBIE MOORED IP YOU Dry Groofs, Clothing, Shoes, JMotion?* And Fancy Groceries. Itif" Fresh Wutor Ground MEAL and HOMINY n specialty. Wo Keep n fdtl lino in oach Department and will (ill your Wants in each AT THE LOWEST PRICE*. When you como to Town cnll and seo us. Phone orders in town delivered FREE, and satisfaction guaranteed, Call and soo 113-Near Douglas1 Drug Store. Wmm HARDWARE CO., -DE3LectciC3[XX^3r "tears H?R HARBWARB OP I?VI?RY DESCRIPTION. WE ARE NOW OPENING UP ONE OP THE LARGEST and NICEST LINES OE Buggies and Harness EVER OFFERED ON THIS MARKET. We also have a Large Stock of *XR\T it ,<0 ?-' X Ti ri i.'ATlii.O'i'o' iii ni LH'O SEE VS BEFORE RVYING IT WILL PAY YOU. You will always find our Mr. Throop Crosland at OUT Repository, on north pide of Public Square, ."who | will gladly show you our lines and M AK fi CLOSEST I'RICK POSSIBLE. Very respectfully July 20, 1905. Oj M 9) K&j&v 14 P J Our JHT&SKr Lii?ie -THE DIRECT WAY zrxjroiR-'iriEa:, SOUTH W2JST. ?? p p P p BENNETTS VILLE & CHER AW R. R. -AND AIR. LINK RAILWAY. Loavo Bonnottsvillo *7.05 a. m., TOO p. m. Arnvo Choraw 8.10 p. ra. DAILY KXOKPT SUNDAY. * Direct connections at Cheraw with through traine to tho North, East, South and West. Thc short lino and quickest time to Wilmington, Charlotte, Atlanta, Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston. Buffalo, Pittsburg and all points North and East. The short linc and quickest timo to Columbia, Savannah, Jaoksonvillo, Tampa, iMon?fioiucry, New Orleans and all points South and Weat. Foi further information call on J. T. MEDLIN, agent Bennoiurville & Chcraw R. H.. Benncttsvillo.S. C., Ol nildross lt. li. BURROW HIS T P A., SK.Auo.vni) Aia LINK RY., Columbia, S. C. CHARLES P. STEWART, A. G. P. A., S.A L, Ry, Savannah, Qa. ==3 II is?^??^>: M II 1 FOR MORSES AND MUL,E5 'OM L_V - SMITH NEWTON, Bonnettaville, S. C. MCCOLL DRUG CO., Mccoll S. O.